Antiwork

So this lady got hired at my job in like summer 2021 and was an absolute nightmare. Hounding people, having other workers act as spies to report to her about what other people are doing, etc. multiple people have left because of her. she said to one guy “i don’t know how you are comfortable working less than 40hrs, you must sell drugs or something outside of work.” We are in different departments so our paths never really crossed…until a few weeks ago. I’m 26(f) in a fairly good position, and get along well with everyone. I don’t need to be told what to do everyday, and my manager is confident in letting me handle the floor while he handles the more administrative tasks. My manager flew down south to visit our other location. while he’s gone, she’s coming up to me talking about my weight, my appearance (i have…

After months of silence, one of the dozens of applications I sent out resulted in a job offer. I was ecstatic. The offer was proposed (and accepted) verbally in a phone call approx. two weeks ago. HR: “We’re thrilled that you’ll be joining our team! Thank you for your application and we look forward to seeing you in the office.” Me: “Thank you so mu-“ click The hiring manager cut me off before I could finish but I didn’t care too much at the time. Throughout the next week, I was checking my email and mailbox nonstop. No formal offer, paperwork, etc. ever came. Yesterday, having grown concerned I missed the email, I called the same hiring manager back. I explained that my formal job offer never arrived and apologized for the delay. She then explained that the position was no longer available to me. HR: “We value team members…

Just went to taco bell and they had the notorious “closed do to short staff”. While it was misspelled I couldn't help but smile that it was happening this close to home

For some reason when I was little I used to think you had to pay to get a job. Now that I am an adult and stupid I understand that you really do have to pay to get a job these days. You barely make anything and you pay in the currency that is you Waste your life away doing something you don’t wanna do

My bf and I were working for the same company and were both laid off 3 days before Christmas. Spent a couple weeks in a depression hole but have been solidly applying to any and all jobs I see listed for almost 2 months now. Unemployment claim was denied and I have $20 left in the bank. We have had to start majorly rationing our food just so we can get by and I’m so so hungry. Haven’t had more than 1 meal a day in weeks and I’m starting to get so weak it makes it harder to get up and keep looking for new employment every day. Oh, and to top it off most of my family refuses to help because “you can just go out and get any job. Theres a million. Stop being lazy.” I am tired. I am literally starving. At this point I’d rather…

I work for a large company, and I recently had my review, for which my position got a salary adjustment and I got a sizable raise. At my meeting with leadership I had mentioned that I had heard the new salary number floating around from some of my team members. I was asked who from – to which I stated that I did not want to provide any names. After that I was told that it is extremely unprofessional and rude to discuss wages with coworkers. My supervisor pretty much hurried off of the call and hung up – I thanked him for his time and he said nothing. He was clearly pissed off. I’m honestly worried about retaliation. I know it’s illegal, but I could see them making up some other reason to fire me or something. My sup did reach out via chat to apologize for storming off,…

On my 3rd week at a new job, 22k a year (in London, UK). It reaches 5:30pm and I say 'see you tomorrow' to my supervisor. She replies with 'errm you can't go until I say you can. Have you finished your work?'. I replied 'yes' and quit. 22k a year in London leaves me with maybe £200 a month after rent and bills if I do nothing else with my days and live in a dog shit studio flat. Also, to get this job I went through two interviews, one of which was 2 hours long. I'm honestly done with this bs culture of 'bringing the bread to the table'. Venting over, thanks for listening.

**PREFACE: I am 100% onboard for discussing wages, this is not about whether or not to discuss, this is talking about WHEN it's discussed make sure we can do something about it** ​ When you are at a job and a wage discussion gets brought up, hard feelings happen. It's human nature and it cannot be avoided in some situations. Let me give an example… You have Employee A who has been with the company for a couple of years. Now you have someone new starting and you find out they are making more than you are. First thing you are going to ask is, why? Maybe they have more experience, maybe a better education and so on. But for argument's sake, let's say they are “equal” Well the first thing that's going to happen is Employee A is going to feel upset and angry someone is making more than…